insurer

insurer,

n an organization that bears the financial risk for the cost of defined categories or services for a defined group of beneficiaries. See also third party.

Patient discussion about insurer

Q. what is public health insurance

A. Public health insurance programs in the U.S. provide the primary source of health expenses coverage for most seniors and for low-income children and families who meet certain eligibility requirements. The primary public programs are Medicare, a federal social insurance program for seniors and certain disabled individuals and Medicaid, funded jointly by the federal government and states but administered at the state level, which covers certain very low income children and their families. In 2006, there were 47 million people in the United States (16% of the population) who were without health insurance for at least part of that year.

Q. I need help getting health insurance is it expensive?

A. I am currently looking for insurance too. Do have you applied for public health insurance?

Q. I AM WONDERING ABOUT GETTING HEALTH INSURANCE IS IT EXPENSIVE FOR A FAMILY?

A. Yes, it'll you cost you money, and not a negligible sum, but that's not necessarily means it'll be expensive - the alternative may eventually be much more expensive. We can never know what will happen tomorrow- if something will happen to you or your family (e.g. car accident, cancer or even relatively simple thing as appendicitis), the cost of the unavoidable medical treatment in this case will be much higher than the insurance premium.

Here (http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/insuranceqa/) you can find an official governmental guide to choosing health insurance.

4374-1(b), the liability for the FET attaches when the premium payment is transferred to the foreign insurer or reinsurer (including transfers to any bank, trust fund or similar recipient, designated by the foreign insurer or reinsurer), or to any nonresident agent, solicitor or broker.

The court also states that an insured reasonably expects that the insurer, in using the authority granted under the policy, will not knowingly effect a settlement that works to the detriment of the insured.

This interest may seem surprising, since many of these insurers are restructuring problem real estate portfolios -- though not of the magnitude of some of their larger competitors, said Yeskey, adding that, Investment continues because the available yields are difficult to find outside real estate.

A legal duty to disclose with regard to a product that the insurance company has covered would be contrary to the insurer's statutory and contractual obligations today and place the insurer in a terrible bind.

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